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#1 2014-01-14 21:03:14
- w1ll1am
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VNC starting nm-applet
Hello All,
I am using arch with xfce and running tigervnc. I am connecting to 5901. I would like nm-applet to start automatically. I have read through a few threads talking about this issue but it sounds like they are not able to get it to start at all. Mine is not auto-starting but I am able to get it to start by running gksudo nm-applet. Is there a way for me to get nm-applet to start automatically? Thanks.
I have used wicd but i just set up IPv6 and I was having issues with wicd working with it.
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#2 2014-01-16 13:17:50
- w1ll1am
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Re: VNC starting nm-applet
Bump
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#3 2014-01-16 16:36:25
- mariusmeyer
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Re: VNC starting nm-applet
Bump
For the future, you should know that you are not allowed to empty-post like this 
Do you want to auto-start nm-applet on every boot, or just when you want to use tigervnc? If the answer is the first, then all the info is available in the excellent Arch wiki. Have you looked at it?
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#4 2014-01-16 17:10:36
- w1ll1am
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Re: VNC starting nm-applet
w1||1am wrote:Bump
For the future, you should know that you are not allowed to empty-post like this
I didn't know. Thanks for the heads up.
Do you want to auto-start nm-applet on every boot, or just when you want to use tigervnc? If the answer is the first, then all the info is available in the excellent Arch wiki. Have you looked at it?
I am only using this for a tigervnc server (I never use the pysical desktop) I am using nm-applet on my laptop with arch no problem starts every time and much quicker than wicd use to (followed the wiki). So basically I want nm-applet to start when i log in with vnc.
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